The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20
the same for the ensuing year as for the year


from Saratoga Saturday evening.
THOMAS KEEeAN had new potatoes and
cucumbers from his garden last Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. PHILLIPS and children of
Chicago are visiting at Judge Redheld's
Mr.. n. II. THOMPSON of Burlington made
a short visit to f. w Bancroft last week.
STATE AUDITOR POWELL and family ar
rived here yesterday and went to Berlin
pond.
GEORGE BLANCHARD has gone to Mil
waukee, Wis, to make a short visit to his
brother Will.
NJ. +. SMILE and sou, j. l.. Tuttle and II.
NJ. Pierce and son are at Peake's Island,
Portland harbor
ID. w. DUDLEY's tenement block on East
State street is being frightened up with a
new coat of paint.
e. II. ALDRICH, who has been sick for
some time past, is now able to attend to his
rduties in his store.
Hon. DoRMAN b. EATON of New York city
was in town last week to attend the Hep
burn-Eaton wedding.
Mr. AND Mrs. CHARLES BALDWIN and
daughter Mamie of Washington, ID. c., are
visiting friends in town.
HARRY CUTLER came home sick from
Berlin pond last Friday morning and is
suffering with tonsilitis.
j. w. SQUIRE and family of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, are at the Pavilion to stay the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. j. X. KINNEY of Chicago, formerly
leader of Bethany choir, sang bass with
that choir on Sunday last.
The selectmen have just graded a road
named Charles street, connecting Barre
street with Seminary Hill.
The young peoples union prayer-meeting
will be held in Bethany chapel at the usual
hour next Friday evening.
A GOOD number of young people came
from Waterbury and other places yesterday
to witness the baseball game.
Mrs. DORA WH1TCoMB, head nurse in the
Mary Fletcher hospital, with her daugh-
ter Mille is in town for a brief visit.
j. II. STuFFLEBEAN of Sheldon, for twenty
two years secretary of the franklin County
Agricultural Society, was in town Monday.
THE milk-cart owned by W. S. Smith
tipped over last Wednesday morning, and
about eighty-three quarts of milk were
spilled.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold a
lawn party and ice-cream festival this
"wednesday evening at Robert Bunnel's
on Spring street
Mrs. PHEBE STEVENS, accompanied by
her grandchildren, Misses Mabel and Flor
ence Wilson, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visit
ing friends in town.
THE next meeting of Brooks Woman's
Relief Corps will be held on the second
Friday evening in August, with literary ex-
ercises in connection.
THE little folks of Bethany Sunday school
will hold a picnic to-day Wednesday, in
Langdon's grove going on the 1920 and re-
turning on the 3;45 train
EDWARD DEWEY and family started Sat
urday for "The Bass Rock" Cape Ann,
Mass, where they will spend their summer
vacation of about three weeks.
Mr.. H. w. WEST, who arrived in town
last week for the purpose of issuing new
directory of this place, is meeting with good
success thus far in his canvass.
AMONG the new guests at the Pavilion
who will remain few weeks are II. G.
Bancroft and wife and Misses A. T. and NJ.
S. Greenleaf of Columbus, Ohio.
THE marriage of Patrick Ledden and Miss
Minnie, daughter of Conductor Thomas w.
Bailey, is announced to occur at the Church
of St. Augustine at an early day.
THE free-delivery system will probably
begin in Montpelier some time this week.
The carriers appointed for the service are
John Miller and Harvard Brown.
Mr.. VILEs, proprietor of the Pavilion, en-
tertained his guests with picnic at Ben
jamin's Falls on Saturday afternoon. The
affair is reported as highly enjoyable
PROFESSOR E. A. BISHOP made a flying
visit to town last Saturday from his camp at
Highgate. He returned the same day for a
continued sojourn of four or five weeks.
AMONG the arrivals at the Pavilion yes
| terday We're Hon. II. S. Taft and family,
Hon. j. w. Rowell and wife of Randolph
and Captain G. S. Forbes of st. Adams.
REV. J. H. HINCKs left Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation in Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut. Rev. DIR. w. A. Farnsworth will
supply the pulpit of Bethany church next
| Sunday.
MISS IDA NORRIS, who has been taking a
private course of instruction in Boston for
some time, is home during vacation. Miss
Norris expects to enter Boston University
this fall.
AS Willie Sawyer was holding torch for
the band, last Friday evening, he accident
ally tipped it over, spilling the oil on his
clothes, which caught fire, burning him quite
severely.
Miss ANNA PHINNEY celebrated her
twelfth birthday by giving a tea-party Mon
day afternoon to several of her friends
OF course everybody enjoyed themselves to
the utmost.
A Two-INcH pipe has been laid from the
hydrant in front Of this Office to the bank
in the rear of the Golden Fleece, and Berlin
water will be used as an aid in the work OF
excavation
RTIIV RTEIts Tom ColIins Gaorua Ion,